Tens of thousands of people flocked to London and Edinburgh on New Year’s Eve to see the spectacular fireworks.

Tens of thousands of rail travellers are facing a tumultuous start to the New Year’s Eve weekend as extensive disruptions hit Eurostar and Southeastern train services. The cancellation of dozens of Eurostar trains between London St Pancras International and Continental Europe has been prompted by flooding on the crucial High Speed 1 line.

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Some amazing things are happening in London as 2023 draws to a close. The place to Harry Potter and Sherlock Holmes will witness terrific events on the New Year’s Day of 2023.

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Eurostar, the high-speed rail service connecting Europe, is excited to kick off the bustling Christmas season with the departure of the inaugural Eurostar Snow service from London on Saturday, December 16, headed for the French Alps. The environmentally conscious journey …

London City Airport led with a 3.78% cancellation rate, totaling 679 cancellations out of 17,980 scheduled flights. Aberdeen and Glasgow Airports followed closely at 3.73% and 3.19%, respectively. In contrast, Bristol Airport had the lowest rate at 1.39%, with only 237 cancellations out of 17,040 scheduled flights.